Mantell Promotes OBrien Mueller Main Event
Dutch Mantell announces Patrick Henry OBrien will meet Doctor Mueller in the Armory card Thursday night. OBrien refuses unless Mueller’s sleep hold is barred, while Mueller is willing to fight with anything allowed. Kopecky challenges lurk as drawing cards boost purses and fame.
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Dutch Mantel
Patrick Henry O'Brien
Doctor Mueller
National Guard Armory
O’brien
Mueller
Mantell
O'Brien
Joe
Bir Joseph
Kopecky
George Ligosky
Sir Joseph
Postponement Bid Faces Maxie Schmeling Walker Bout
Henry McLemore reports James Joy Johnston must seek Joey Jacobs approval for a four day delay in the Schmeling Walker fight as Mickey is rested after medical tests and x rays reveal a boil. Jacobs will resist but accepts the postponement to protect gate receipts and fighter health. The piece notes the boxing world inflates minor ailments among top stars.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.R
James Joy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Joey Jacobs
Joey
Maxie Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Johnston
Mickey
Mr. Johnston
Jacobs
Schmeling
Walker
Walker's Boil Delays Schmeling Bout to Sept 23
A boil on Mickey Walker’s left arm likely postpones his 15 round match with Max Schmeling from Sept 19 to Sept 23 at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island. NYSAC officials recommended four more days. Commissioners Muldson and Phelan approved the delay and Schmeling’s manager Joy Jacobs was expected to consent.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island
Walker
New York State Athletic Commission
Muldson and
Phelan
Joy Jacobs
Schmeling
Rice Institute Aims to Fill Backfield With Scott
Rice Institute coach Jack Meagher names Duke Scott a 165 pound Marshall sophomore as backfield replacement for injured Jake Frye. Scott, a triple threat, earned an all state backfield post at Marshall high and is being groomed to step into the vacancy.
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Scott
Frye
Joe Houston
U.R
Jack Meagher
Rice Institute
Duke
Marshall
Jake Frye
Marshall High
Moreland Among Big Favorites in Meet
The Amateur Golf Championship of America at Baltimore Country Club opens with veteran Francis Quimet leading the field and a strong challenger group including Gus Moreland of Dallas Charley Seaver of Los Angeles and Rex Hartley of Britain. Moreland shoots 69 in practice then 37 for 32 on front nine.
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Baltimore Country Club
Baltimore
Francis Quimet
America
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles
Rex Hartley
How They Stand Of Apl Ny
Total hits Peel Houston 199 Doubles Peel Houston 52 James Dallas 49 Triples Hooks Fort Worth 118 Stebbins Houston 15 Home runs Greenberg Beaumont 39 Easterling Beaumont 35 Runs batted in Easterling Beaumont 134 Greenberg Beaumont 131 Stolen bases James Dallas 42 Easterling Beaumont 46 Games pitched Payne Houston Murray Dallas 44 Complete games Murray Dallas Judd Houston ThorMahLen Galveston 24 Innings pitched Murray Dallas 305 Payne Houston 282 Strikeouts Thermaheln Galveston 186 Rowe Beaumont 167 Games won Murray Dallas 24
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Houston
James
Dallas
Hooks
Fort Worth
Stebbins
Greenberg
Beaumont
Easterling
Payne
Murray
Judd
Thormahlen
Galveston
Thermaheln
Rowe
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Schulz
Hamlin
Thormahlen Gal
Babe Didrickson Takes Up Skeet Shooting In Dallas
Mildred Babe Didrickson, legendary Olympic athlete, tries skeet for the first time in Dallas. She breaks 21 of 50 targets, a promising start for a beginner in shotgun shooting.
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Dallas
Texas
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson
Ban on child marriages in Manchukuo
Manchukuo officials order that no woman may marry before age 18 and no man before age 20 to ensure the nation has strong healthy children. The Sept 12 dispatch notes the government policy in Changchun, Manchuria.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Aggie line seeks bolstering for 1932 season at Texas A and M
Texas A and M opens fall practice September 10 with 45 candidates and 12 of the 25 lettermen from 1931 in the backfield. Captain Jimmy Aston and seven other backfield lettermen are listed with players at guard and tackle positions in question, while 1931 captain Carl Moulden and other linemen miss the upcoming season.
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College Station
Texas
Aggieland
Texas Aggie
Madison Bell
Jimmy Aston
Farmersville
Clifford
Frenchy) Domingue
Rue Barfield
Port Arthur
W. B
Dub) Williams
Greenville
Ted Spencer
Gilmer
Henry Graves
Corsicana
W. W
Pete) Hewitt
Groesbeck
Charlie Malone
Dallas
Aggies
Ray Murray
Mercedes
Charlie Cummings
Bryan
George Lord
Jourdanton
Willis Nolan
Santa Rosa
Aston
Graves
Hewitt
Malone
Lord
Nolan
Aggie
Jack Christian
Abilene
Oliver Guseman
Houston
A. A
Bus
Hereford
Carl Rudder
Eden
J. E
Pete) Robertson
Austin
Walter
Sweetie) Davis
Fort Worth
Paul McFadden
Cleburne
Nelson Rees
Jack Roach
Decatur
John Crow
Milford
Stapp Maxwell
Leonard
Nathaniel Willis
San Antonio
Wharton Jordan
Dad” Griggs
J. G. Cooper
Schulenberg
Vernon Tracy
Corpus Christi
R. E. Connelley
Basil Spain
E. O
Muggins) Fowler
Jack Stringfellow
Terrell
W. R. Kimbrough
Haskell
TCU Football Secret Practice for opener with North Texas Teachers
Texas Christian University practiced secretly as Coach Francis Schmidt molds a squad for the first college game of the season. TCU faces North Texas Teachers College, with conference teams starting later before a LSU bout at Baton Rouge, a difficult spot on the schedule.
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FROGS
Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Texas Christian University
Francis Schmidt
T. C. UV
North Texas Teachers College
Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Chinese Diet and Tempered Mind Tied to Heart Health
Dr. George C. Hale told the Manitoba Medical Association that Chinese people rarely suffer heart disease while Europeans and British are often victims. He attributed this to a calm mindset and philosophical approach.
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Winnipeg
Man
George C. Hale
Manitoba Medical Association
Half a Golf Course Used on Sunday in Charlotte
In Charlotte on September 11 residents found the municipal course split by a blue law banning Sunday sports. Half a golf course was available as golfers played the remaining nine holes on the day.
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Charlotte
N. C
Rebels to Africa on prison train to Cadiz
Fifty five Spanish nobles aristocrats and former army officers convicted over the revolt against the republic were en route to Cadiz on a special prison train destined for camps in Africa.
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Africa
Madrid
U.P
Cadiz
Choice Boxes Remain Unsold for Sandie Football
T G Hull the faculty ticket rep says over 250 season boxes sold this year with boxes at 1.50. fans are urged to buy at Maxor Drug No 2 for Pampa and Lubbock games. Coach Blair Cherry trains ends and backfield, with Woods and Cleghorn showing potential. season opens October 1 against Ranger Bulldogs.
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T. G. Hull
Hull
Lubbock
Blair Cherry
John Mann
J. R. Carter
Cherry
Woods
Cleghorn
Sandies
Ranger Bulldogs
Oil Belt
Cowboys Saddle Gigantic Trade Boosts James to Giants
Bernie James, Dallas second baseman, was sold to the New York Giants for 10 000 dollars plus a future player. Dallas fans celebrated with a 175 dollar jewel studded saddle on "James Night" as he prepares to train in California with the Giants. The Texas League vote kept three games in Tyler affecting gate receipts while James eyes a Dixie series if Dallas beats Beaumont.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Bernie James
Dallas
Wheel of Fortune
James
New York Giants
Steer Stadium
Giants
Bernie
California
Beaumont
Texas League
Tyler
Walter Morris
Eye and hair color relate to head shape study says UC scientist
A University of California researcher asserts that emotions such as anger and fear are linked to physical traits including eye and hair color and head shape. The finding suggests that facial features may correlate with distinct emotional responses.
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University of California
Negro Bat Boy in Texas League pennant climax
Abe Schults Houston manager used his negro bat boy Snowball as a pinch hitter in the Texas League finish. Beaumont beat San Antonio 4 3 in 14 innings. Dallas, Fort Worth, Galveston and others posted results as the pennant race closed. Beaumont and Dallas set for a three out of five playoff starting Wednesday.
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Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Tyler
Fort Worth
Longview
Dallas
Pet
Beaumont Steeneer
Houston Aenweee
Fort Worth Oeane
Tyler Seeeees
Port Worth
Longview Coseee
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Tex
Abe Schults
Hank Thormahlen
Auction of Seized Personal Property in Amarillo Texas
The Internal Revenue Service announces sale of seized personal property from Sam Vanderweide for nonpayment of taxes. The auction takes place September 21, 1932 at 10:00 A.M. on the Post Office steps, Taylor Street, Amarillo Texas. Items include a No. 5 Underwood typewriter. George C. Hopkins, collector.
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Collector OF
Internal Revenue
Dallas
Texas
Sam Vanderweide
United States
Post Office
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Underwood Typewriter
GEO. OC
Hopkins
Badgers Down to Real Work After Opening Win
Amarillo College Badgers, 21 to 0 victors over the Panhandle Aggies, returned to practice Monday at Buller Field prep for Warner Memorial University. Frank Van Noy starred with a 65 yard run, while coach Al Baggett planned offensive drills for smoother cohesion.
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Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
Amarillo College Badgers
Buller Field
Badgers
Warner Memorial University
Warner
Eastland
Frank van Noy
Bruisers
Rio de Janeiro Grows From 3850 to Military District
Rio de Janeiro, once home to about 3850 residents in 1858, has rapidly expanded into a military district with a much larger population and strategic importance noted in the report.
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Rio de Janeiro
Yankees May Sew Up Title in Final Cleveland Stand
The New York Yankees can clinch the 1932 American League pennant by winning their remaining two games against the Cleveland Indians. Jany started with a 4 to 5 loss. The Senators and Athletics won, while Jimmy Foxx hit his 52nd homer. Cubs extended lead in NL as Giants and Braves won and split.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Janey
Indians
Senators
Athletics
Chicago
Tigers
Rube” Walberg
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
St. Louis
Browns
Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Phillies
Cincinnati
Giants
Cardinals
Major League Baseball Leaders Highlight 1930s Totals
Baseball leaders listed include O Doul and Klein on the National League batting charts with high averages and RBI totals. Pitching leaders feature Warneke and Swetonic with strong win gains, while American League figures cite Foxx and Gehrig among top batters and Ruth among home run leaders.
Cards Take Game Two In 3-2 Tight Win
Carl Hubbell pitched the New Yorkers to a 7-3 first game victory while Jim Carleton starred on the mound in the second, as the Cardinals clinched a 3-2 win.
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